In a Massachusetts town where electric vehicle adoption is growing—with nearly one in every 11 vehicles capable of plugging in—public charging infrastructure remains critically limited, raising concerns over accessibility for owners. Despite the rising number of electric cars on the road, only six public charging ports are currently available, leaving many drivers without convenient options. The disparity highlights a broader challenge as communities struggle to keep pace with the shift toward cleaner transportation. Residents and advocates are questioning whether the existing infrastructure can support the demand.
One in 11 vehicles in a Massachusetts town can plug in, but only 6 public ports are available The Cool Down
